Firefox Support Forum

So I have a website that had SSL revoked, but I just got it reissued and installed/activated.

Since it's back I'm still having issues connecting to the website on Firefox/Safari still, but not chrome.

Even though if I personally fix the error issue it's probably happening to other people using the same browser (I think?)

So my question is will the error ever go away on itself over time or is my website inaccessible to anyone using firefox unless they fix the error themselves in their OWN browser settings?

YouTube worked fine in the past, but for at least the last few days (likely longer) Firefox 103.0.1 won't play anything. Chrome works fine still. Other large transfers work fine.

Latest video I tried to play: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WkN8Aqb2IBc Is a DND group playing with an actor from The Outpost (TV show on CW)

In Firefox I see the initial video preview image, and after clicking to play I get a constant spinning progress animation but the video never plays. Turning on the debug overlay info shows plenty of download capacity detected (I forget the name in the UI) but very little ever transfers (bars further down).

Only oddity I can see in the debug info it puts in the the clipboard is the wrong Angle GPU. I have 2 x NVIDIA 1080ti's in SLI, and it sees a 980. Chrome shows the expected value instead. I filed a bug on the Angle project just in case. I looked on the Firefox about:support page with hardware acceleration disabled and it showed two webgl driver entries (1 and 2), both with 1080ti listed.

I tried disabling the performance feature setting and hardware acceleration (closed app then opened again). No difference.

Windows 10 x64, latest patches. Latest NVIDIA drivers through GFE (auto updates itself). Two Windows 10 graphics options are on (GPU scheduler and Variable Refresh Rate).

I've seen a couple notifications from Windows about Firefox "attempting" to use GPU hw acceleration, but I have no idea why it'd be blocked. Clicked it and it did nothing. I looked in my event viewer and didn't find anything useful either. I haven't manually set any applications to use a certain GPU. Integrated GPU from CPU is disabled in BIOS.

GPU isn't overclocked. CPU is barely. And I see no reason to think this is related. In the past I'd get reboots and event viewer errors. Even when it worked in the past I was similarly overclocked. All programs (diagnostics) I've run to verify proper functioning have passed.

Trying to print from a County Property Record that has a mixture of text and images (such as floor plan's, house pictures, etc). The print preview shows correctly. All images are full view and to scale, text is clear and to scale. The paper printout however has all of the Images magnified and only part of the Image is showing within the image frame. All text prints fine. I can print to a pdf and all is good matching the print preview. I can then print from the pdf and all is still good on paper. The Problem is only when printing directly from the website print preview to paper. I do not have any problems printing the same website from Safari or Chrome. I have tried from my home network, my Mac to my Brother printer. Then from a friends home network, their Mac to their Brother and HP printers and the issue is the same. Definitely not a hardware issue and same symptoms on different instances of Firefox. My workaround is to first print to pdf and then print the pdf to paper but would prefer a direct solution. Appreciate any help in resolving!

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When I save bookmark in e.g. folder XYZ which already holds e.g. 65 links, the new bookmark is not displayed. Same goes for general saving where either bookmark is not displayed, or in few cases it wasn't even saved. wth is going on with your bookmark system? FF is honestly the only browser which has unreliable bookmark system. It's like FF on a whim stops saving bookmarks, or choose to not display more than X links in given folder. This is just absurd.

Over last several weeks have gotten below when try to go to Forecast.Weather.gov site. Site works on Chrome. Disabled protection and allow pop-ups but still get. Firefox 103.0.1 64 bit on Win10 Pro 21H1.

Access Denied You don't have permission to access "http://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.php?" on this server. Reference #18.640c3017.1660144556.1adb14d4

i don't know why but my default browser when i search something is yahoo and i don't want that i want google because i know how to use it and this happened before but but i fixed it in settings and now in settings it says my default browser is Firefox i know but nothing about when you search something and it takes you to google please help me fix this i fricking out

1. navigate to this demo site 2. when the progress bar stops, the color of the progress bar changed, as if it's css property `background` was set to `linear-gradient`

other browsers work well

Dear Sir/Madam, I am using the latest version of Firefox on Windows 10, and I tried to login to the Microsoft Teams website: I received the message on attach. I disabled all the add-ons, yet the problem remains. I would like to know if it may be a firewall issue or if I have to reinstall Firefox (or change any other settings). Thank you for your help on this matter. Regards, Stefano

The relatively new computer (running Windows 10) used by a non-admin person keeps asking for admin permission every time there's a firefox update. I have several other workstations with firefox and none of those ask for admin rights to be able to update. No solution found in several internet searches for this problem. I'm about ready to put Chrome on this person's computer so I don't have to go to his desk & enter my admin credentials for just a damn FF update.

I have a Firefox account on an old laptop, which has all my passwords in it! But the laptop "died" and I now have another one which I am trying to reinstall! I thought all my passwords etc were safe and that I could recover them on my new machine once I had loaded Firefox, but passwords do not appear in the privacy and security section. Can I get all my old info back please and if so how? Many thanks Michele

Its been a couple of weeks since I receive this message when trying to access Macy.com "You don't have permission to access the requested URL on this server."

My side bars do not show anymore, contacts and games I play do not show. I have to use slider bar because what is showing is so huge I can't see everything I saw before. Trying to make it smaller does not work. Trying to make print smaller does not help. This happened with the last update in July.

Ever since the last Firefox update, the app has been crashing and giving me this message: "Applications have been blocked from accessing graphics hardware". Anybody know what is causing this?

I have been receiving the following error message lately when Firefox temporarily hangs: "Application firefox.exe has been blocked from accessing Graphics hardware"

I’m using Firefox 103.0.1 (64-Bit) on a Windows 10 Home Version/Build 10.0.19044

My Firefox Home page is set to Google.com with the URL of: https://www.google.com

Additionally, New Tabs are set to the same Google main search page. A major frustration is that, intuitively, one would expect the input cursor to be blinking-away and chomping-on-the-bit waiting for the user’s query. No such luck… it seems necessary to manually use the mouse / finger or pointing device to put the focus in the webpage’s Search window located below the colored Google logo.

How do I adjust a setting to place the expected input cursor where we expect it to be (without the manual intervention)?

Image of Homepage attached

Thank You, Terry Page Senator.Page@Verizon.net or SenatorPage@GMail.com

The Washington Post website now loads in its mobile (rather than desktop/Windows) configuration. This didn't happen before the update to 103.0.1; it doesn't happen on my other computer, which is still running 103; and it doesn't happen on Chrome.

Until this is fixed, I'd like to roll back to 103, but I don't see how to do that. The "Install an older version" help page ([url]https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/install-older-version-firefox/url) offers only v. 102, and the long list of previous versions ([url]https://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/firefox/releases//url) stops at v. 99.

Thanks!